Welcome to Uptrack’s documentation!

Uptrack was started at Network Box, as an effort to get a global overview of our custom Linux distribution: it is based mostly on Enterprise Linux, with additional packages coming from Fedora or our own in-house developments, and as a result we need to track how close to our upstream we are.

Uptrack’s home page (the data is purely fictitious)

Uptrack provides at a quick glance an overview of the package freshness in the various distribution releases.

Contents

• Deploying Uptrack
  • Get the source code from Git
  • Create a virtual environment
  • Install the dependencies
  • Deploy the application
• Using Uptrack
  • General concepts
  • The overview
  • Administration
  • Data synchronization
• Getting involved
  • Get in touch
  • Report bugs
  • Contribute code

Legalities

Uptrack is being developed for our needs at Network Box, but we want it to be generally reusable for others, which is why we decided to offer it under the GNU Affero General Public License, either version 3 or any later version.

This documentation itself is offered under the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license (CC-By-SA).

We won’t ask you to sign a copyright assignment or any other long and tedious legal document, so just send us your changes!